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The autograder tests fail for some learners if they use "\n" for new line instead of Environment.NewLine. Since learners previously learned "\n" for new line (and I don't think the textbook has gotten into the differences in line endings between systems), I suggest modifying the test to use "\n" instead. It's very confusing for all of us to see a test fail when the "Expected" and "Actual" output appear to be identical.
The autograder tests fail for some learners if they use "\n" for new line instead of Environment.NewLine. Since learners previously learned "\n" for new line (and I don't think the textbook has gotten into the differences in line endings between systems), I suggest modifying the test to use "\n" instead. It's very confusing for all of us to see a test fail when the "Expected" and "Actual" output appear to be identical.